Can Phone Records Be Subpoenaed In A Civil Case

Subpoenaing phone records generally incurs several costs. Court fees, processing charges, and administrative expenses are among the primary costs. Engaging an attorney can add legal fees for consultation, document preparation, and strategy development. Additional expenses may come from privacy concerns, data retention policies, and third party involvement.  These costs can

Yes, your phone records can be subpoenaed without your knowledge if certain legal conditions are met. Courts often need to approve such subpoenas, ensuring that legal standards, such as those outlined by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, are followed. Service providers must comply with these valid subpoenas, balancing legal interests